Nodaway and Blockton pace in twinkling conference games
Nodaway coaches McClure and Blockton’s Bombercues each won on Friday night as Nodaway’s girls beat Clearfield 46 25 led by Shirley Pond’s 26 points and the Nodaway boys triumphed, with Gravity, Blockton and Clearfield in a tight conference race.
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Nodaway
Bob McClure
Nodaway Cagers
Clearfield
Shirley Pond
Nodaway Lassies
Lerd
Shirley Tat
Nodaway Lirsies
Blockton
Blockton Bombercues
Graybty
Bearettes
Betty Cole
Bob Otto
Jassies
Harry Cole
Bears
Bombers
Forar
Invaders
Eddie Alt
Gravity
Blockton Boy S
Nodway
Wauboasle
Gravity Bears
Waudenale
Blockton Gombers
Max Johnson
Eaglettes
Prescott
Prescott Ih
Conway
Sharpsburg Pit
Sharpsburg
4 H Clubs Report Feb meeting highlights
Farm Bureau victory 4 H club gathered February 4 with Tatty Perkins, 15 girls present, voted to send 3 to the Youth Exchange and 15 to the police fund, members practiced 4 H songs, and plans for Elaine Lucas’s home meeting. Jackson Gingerettes met February 5 with nine girls, discussed Youth Exchange donation, and featured color and design talks by members. District 4-H meeting in Creston February 6 with John Baxter and Charles Wintermute attending advisory board. Milt Henderson reported district achievements.
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John Baxter
Yea
Eivin Wells
New Market
Harrod Welch
Lenox
Arthur Park
Bedford
Rte Nickle
Clearfield
Charles Wintermute
Blockton
Walter Osburn
Elvin Wells
HK Russell
Gien ‘Brown
Con- Way
Ralph Andrew
Don Glass
Gravity
Rue Nickle
Camp
He, Russell
Bedord
Charles, Wintermute
Glen Brown
Fay Shafar
Dallas Delphiniums
Dallas Delphiniuma
Sue Pratt
Rural Youth Exchange Fund
Helen Glassgow
Patsy Lovitt
Shirley Shaffer
Thelma Glassgow
Connie Capsey
Glassgow
Pratt
Victory
Tatty Perkins
Police
Krougq
Jackson Gingerettes
Jackson
Ann
Janice Walston
Rejl
International Youth Exchange
Betty Archer
Village Square
Julia Hen Ty
Kay Russell
Ann ‘Walston
Evelyn Russell
Opal Russell
Phyllis Jones
Mra
Frank Jones
John Thinter
Creston Fed
Milt Henderson
Paul
Taff
Gay Guss Gires and Farm Bureau Reach Quota in 1952
Merrill Lanefill of EMA showcased Alaska slides at a box supper hosted by the Gay Guns Girls on January 31 at the Guss church. Jean Richey and Donna Leek demonstrated on Color Combination. Mason township led with 63 Farm Bureau members. Merle Travis Verne Timberlake and Ed Owens helped bring in new members. We ed control meeting set for Clearfield with Extension Botanist Dutch Sylvester at 7:30 p.m. at Clearfield School. he will discuss weed killing chemicals and research work.
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GAY Guss
Gires
Merrill Lanefill
EMA
Alaska
The
Gay Guns
Guss
Jean Richey
Donna Leek
Mason
Mason Township
Merle Travis
Verne Timberlake
Ed Owens
Pat Yearous
Dale Ingram
Colburn Payne
H. H. O'Dell
Frank Seifert
E. P
Sylvester
Iowa State College
Clearfield
Zee
Clearfield School
Blockton Socials Quiet Weekend Visits Reported
Mrs. Roy Gordon returned Sunday from Perry, lens, where she had visited her daughter, Mrs. Gene Smith and family for two weeks. Mrs. Blanche Welsh and Mrs. Nora Weat of Grant City spent the weekend with Mrs. Fred Ridge, while Mr. and Mrs. R D Abarr visited in Redding at the home of his sister, Mrs. Effle Holland.
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Roy Shay
Blackton
St. Joseph
W. M. Huh
Alpha Goff
California
W. G. Corman
L. H. White
Atchison, Kans
Emmett Rusco
Kathey
Kansas City
Andrs
Lloyd Rusco
Gertrude Rusco
Donald Kay
New Market
Lloyd Key
Neal Gordon
Gene Smith
Perry
Loyd Key
Jess Booker
Athelstan Banday
Q. FE. Bellas Blockton
Roy Gordon
Lens
Blanche Welsh
Nora Weat
Grant City
Fred Ridge
R D. Abarr
Redding
Effle Holland
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Linda
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Valentine
Lorraine King
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Glen Stroburg
Shine Sisters
George Reed
Carl Newkirk
Myron P. King
J. 2. Perkins
Henry Hengan
Ehldeen
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Edwin King
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Farm Bureau
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Pontiac
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Caday
Oplanal Ar Esten Cose
Bollar
Central Motors
Bedford, Iowa
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Stacy Hay
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Mount Ayr
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